Join Us for a Multiculturalism Day Festival — A Celebration of Culture, Community, and Unity!

🌎✨ Celebrate the beauty of our diverse cultural communities at this year’s Multiculturalism Day Festival! 🎉

🗓 Sunday, July 13, 2025
🕚 11 AM – 4 PM
📍 Downtown Plaza – 526 Bay St.

Enjoy a vibrant day filled with:
🎭 Multicultural performances
🛍 Marketplace vendors
🎨 Face painting for all ages
👗 Cultural fashion displays
… and so much more!

🎉 FREE family-friendly event — all are welcome!

💃 Be Part of “Wear the World”!
Walk the runway in our Multicultural Fashion Show and show off traditional or modern clothing that represents your heritage. 🌍✨
✅ Open to all ages and backgrounds
📅 Sign up no later than Thursday, July 10
🔗 https://forms.office.com/r/SZQM9n41U5

In honour of Canadian Multiculturalism Day (June 27), let’s come together to celebrate the many cultures that make our community strong, vibrant, and welcoming. ❤️

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